Forced signs #
Over the previous set M, every vertex y of the set X of new vertices with infinite
trace carries derived-sign data from Lemma D. The forcing map replaces the sign of each
y ∈ X by the opposite of its derived sign and keeps every other sign. Under the law
ν.map (forced X s) the coordinates of X take exactly the forced values, the marginals
on M are those of ν, and every y ∈ X has trace energy at most C.
Derived-sign data over M for the vertices of X, as given by Lemma D.
The derived sign of each vertex.
- a : V → ℕ → V
The enumerated neighbours in
Mthat determine the derived sign. - injective (y : V) : y ∈ X → Function.Injective (self.a y)
- measurable (y : V) : y ∈ X → Measurable (self.s y)
Instances For
Lemma D supplies forcing data for every set of vertices outside M with infinite
traces.
The forcing map is measurable.
The forced law has the marginals of ν on M.
Under the forced law every y ∈ X has trace energy at most C over its
neighbours in M.